Developing Metrics & Indicators for the California Water Plan. CA Sustainability Indictors Symposium February 23, 2011
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1 Developing Metrics & Indicators for the California Water Plan CA Sustainability Indictors Symposium February 23,
2 Update 2009 State s Blueprint Integrated Water Management & Sustainability 2
3 Update 2009 Features Provides water community a framework & investment guide Array of strategies to achieve multiple goals & benefits Integrates 2009 Comprehensive Water Legislation and State government companion plans, initiatives & strategies Inform the 115+ near- and long-term actions Includes future scenarios to consider uncertainty & risk Advocates greater value on sustainable outcomes than on water supply extraction 3
4 Update 2009 Features Advances strategies for Integrated Flood Management & Climate Change adaptation & mitigation Describes 27 resource management strategies to diversify regional water portfolios & increase regional self-sufficiency Outlines new data, analytical methods and tools for integrated water management Updates 12 regional reports with: IRWM partnerships & planning Water portfolios Water quality conditions Flood management Future scenarios to
5 3 I s - Invest in Innovation & Infrastructure California State Government in partnership with others should invest in water innovation & infrastructure to support integrated water management and sustainable outcomes Investment - Finance Plan Stable funding with focus on innovation investments Seed money to incentivize infrastructure improvements Innovation Governance improvements Planning & public process improvements Information technology (data & tools) Water technology R&D Infrastructure Regional projects Inter-regional projects Statewide systems 5
6 Strategic Plan Elements double foldout 12A 12D Desired future for CA water & Purpose of Water Plan Desired outcomes for the 2050 planning horizon Core values & philosophies Statements of intent / Focus on what & when Removing impediments & leveraging opportunities Vision & Mission 7 Goals 10 Guiding Principles 13 Objectives & 115+ Actions 9 Recommendations 6
7 In Water Plan Update 2009 One of the key goals: California is prepared for climate uncertainty by developing adaptation strategies and investing in a diverse set of actions that reduce the risk and consequences posed by climate change, that make the system more resilient to change, and that increase the sustainability of water and flood management systems and the ecosystems they depend on. One of the guiding principles for decision-making: Determine values for economic, environmental, and social benefits, costs, and tradeoffs to base investment decisions on sustainability indicators. 7
8 27 Resource Management Strategies Reduce Water Demand Agricultural Water Use Efficiency Urban Water Use Efficiency Improve Operational Efficiency & Transfers Conveyance Delta Conveyance Regional / Local System Reoperation Water Transfers Increase Water Supply Conjunctive Management & Groundwater Storage Desalination Brackish & Seawater Precipitation Enhancement Recycled Municipal Water Surface Storage CALFED Surface Storage Regional / Local Improve Flood Management Flood Risk Management A Range of Choices Improve Water Quality Drinking Water Treatment & Distribution Groundwater / Aquifer Remediation Matching Quality to Use Pollution Prevention Salt & Salinity Management Urban Runoff Management Practice Resource Stewardship Agricultural Lands Stewardship Economic Incentives (Loans, Grants & Water Pricing) Ecosystem Restoration Forest Management Land Use Planning & Management Recharge Areas Protection Water-Dependent Recreation Watershed Management Other-- Crop idling, dew vaporization, fog collection, irrigated land retirement, rainfed agriculture, waterbag transport 8
9 A Recurring Question How can we ascertain if the resource management strategies and objectives of the CA Water Plan will provide sustainable water uses and supplies for the State and its various hydrologic regions? 9
10 Developing Sustainability Indicators for Water Plan Update 2013 Objective Challenges Work Plan Learning from Similar Efforts Process Participation Schedule Contact Information 10
11 Update 2013 Sustainability Indicators Objective Develop an analysis framework and identify, compute, and evaluate a set of sustainability indicators to monitor progress towards water resources sustainability through meeting the objectives of California Water Plan 11
12 Update 2013 Sustainability Indicators Challenges No consistent terminologies & definitions No systematic analytic framework or methods for quantifying indicators Limited data 12
13 Update 2013 Sustainability Indicators Work Plan Develop analytical framework: Identify goals and objectives. Identify indicators. Identify targets or desired future conditions. Ensure vision and vision alignment. Prepare Framework Document. Conduct quantitative analysis: Calculate condition/status and trends. Report indicators relative to desired future conditions. Evaluate indicators towards water resources sustainability. Identify issues and data gaps. 13
14 Update 2013 Sustainability Indicators Indicator Information Pyramid Intuitive/Obvious Stories (wisdom) Status/Trend (knowledge) Indicators/Indexes (information) Technical/Analytical Measurements (data) 14
15 Update 2013 Sustainability Indicators Learning from Other Efforts The Sustainable Water Resources Roundtable (SWRR) The Sacramento River Basin Report Card The Bay Institute Ecological Score Card The State of the Great Lakes 2010 Environmental Performance Index (EPI) CIESIN, Columbia University Others 15
16 Update 2013 Sustainability Indicators Process Stakeholder driven. Collaborative. Transparent. Science based. 16
17 Update 2013 Sustainability Indicators Anticipated Participation Local agencies and regional water entities/groups. Delta Stewardship Council. Sacramento River Watershed Program/Basin Report Card. The Bay Institute s Ecological Score Card Effort. State Water Resources Control Board. The Sustainable Water Resources Roundtable (SWRR). U.S. EPA. U.S. Bureau of Reclamation. U.S. Geological Survey. Association of California Water Users (ACWA). California Native American Tribes. 17
18 Update 2013 Sustainability Indicators Phase 1: Schedule Workshop 1: Goals/objectives review Sustainability indicator analysis framework Phase 2: Detailed scoping for quantitative analysis Workshop 2: Proposal on a Pilot analysis Workshop 3: Pilot results & a proposal for extended analysis Workshop 4: Results from extended analysis Final analysis and documentation Spring/2011 Fall/2011 Fall/2011 Late/2011 Summer/2012 Summer/2013 Fall/
19 Update 2013 Sustainability Indicators Contact Information Rich Juricich: Abdul Khan: 19
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